The CSF Fall Advisers Virtual Workshop was well attended by advisers with great questions. CSF board members had all the answers! Read on for information on:
Kirsten Boyd
Chapter 1389 Portola Jr./Sr. High School
Adviser Niecea Freeman
Principal Sara Sheridan
Plumas Unified School District
Mia Chatha
Chapter 676 Brittan Elementary School
Adviser Heather Azevedo
Principal Heather Azevedo
Brittan Elementary School District
Emma Lopez
Chapter 923 Marsh Junior High School
Adviser Sheila Snyder
Principal Jessica Kamph
Chico Unified School District
Rebecca Solis
Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School
Adviser Michelle Solis
Principal Kelly Haight
Gridley Unified School District
Jenna Stark
Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School
Adviser Michelle Solis
Principal Kelly Haight
Gridley Unified School District
Emma Reynolds
Chapter 868 – Van Avery Prep
Adviser Therea Bolton
Principal Angela Peña
Independent
Nabhat Jin-Jin Sanglimsuwan
Chapter 1332 – Las Palmas Middle School
Adviser Christy Thiel
Principal Roy Umana
Covina-Valley Unified School District
Michael Shin
Chapter 155 – Carmenita Middle School
Adviser Ruthel Kim
Principal Robert Castillo
ABC Unified School District
Charles Tran
Chapter 821 – David Brown Middle School
Adviser Rob Sutten
Principal Jeremy Cassara
Lake Elsinore Unified School District
Simleen Verma
Chapter 1187 – Pioneer Middle School
Adviser JoAnne Kurtz
Principal Brett D’Errico
Independent
Monica Balaji
Chapter 905 Bert Lynn Middle School
Adviser Jay Lee
Principal Patty Girgis
Torrance Unified School District
Alana Jain Feder
Chapter 269 Newcomb academy
Adviser Alyson Al-Mulla
Principal Chris Thompson
Long Beach Unified School District
Alexandra Mahoney
Chapter 398 Immaculate Heart Middle School
Adviser Carolyn Polchow
Principal Gina Finer
Charlee Pinson
Chapter 398 Immaculate Heart Middle School
Adviser Carolyn Polchow
Principal Gina Finer
Jacob Zeitlin
Chapter 1254 Culver City Middle School
Adviser Cristina Hernandez
Principal David Holley
Culver City Unified School District
Monica Balaji
Chapter 905 Bert Lynn Middle School
Adviser Jay Lee
Principal Patty Girgis
Torrance Unified School District
Alana Jain Feder
Chapter 269 Newcomb academy
Adviser Alyson Al-Mulla
Principal Chris Thompson
Long Beach Unified School District
Alexandra Mahoney
Chapter 398 Immaculate Heart Middle School
Adviser Carolyn Polchow
Principal Gina Finer
Charlee Pinson
Chapter 398 Immaculate Heart Middle School
Adviser Carolyn Polchow
Principal Gina Finer
Jacob Zeitlin
Chapter 1254 Culver City Middle School
Adviser Cristina Hernandez
Principal David Holley
Culver City Unified School District
Kyla Hacker
Chapter 976 Woodrow Wallace Middle School
Adviser Meg Hairell
Sehrish Hirani
Chapter 1307 Ridgeview Middle School
Adviser Meghan Hense
Karsyn Liske
Chapter 976 Woodrow Wallace Middle School
Adviser Meg Hairell
Jax Mendes
Chapter 1219 Emilie J. Ross Middle School
Adviser Gary Grant
Bailey Robb
Chapter 1307 Ridgeview Middle School
Adviser Eghan Hense
Kirsten Boyd
Chapter 1389 Portola Jr./Sr. High School
Adviser Niecea Freeman
Principal Sara Sheridan
Plumas Unified School District
Mia Chatha
Chapter 676 Brittan Elementary School
Adviser Heather Azevedo
Principal Heather Azevedo
Brittan Elementary School District
Emma Lopez
Chapter 923 Marsh Junior High School
Adviser Sheila Snyder
Principal Jessica Kamph
Chico Unified School District
Rebecca Solis
Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School
Adviser Michelle Solis
Principal Kelly Haight
Gridley Unified School District
Jenna Stark
Chapter 280 Sycamore Middle School
Adviser Michelle Solis
Principal Kelly Haight
Gridley Unified School District
Nia attends Woodcreek High School. She is a four-year CSF member, involved in many activities and fundraisers for the Tennis Shoe Drive, Christmas cards for retirement homes and the Shamrock Run. Nia volunteers at the Aerospace Museum, Roseville Theater Arts Academy, Elks Lodge, Kiwanis Keys and National Honor Society. Nia has been a part of the Speech and Debate, Woodcreek HS Black Student Union, American Association of the University Women, School Site Council, Drama, Concert Choir, and Link Crew. She has many awards in speech and debate, DAR Good Citizen Award, ALA Girls State Delegate, and the National Hispanic Recognition and African American Recognition given by the College Board.
Although she has been accepted to several colleges, she would choose USC and major in Film and Cinema Production.
In Nia’s statement she says she was taught to serve others at a young age and learned from her parents and knows how important it is to be a part and see the outcome of selfless service.